New Issue Announcement thread!

[Andrew Culture]

I know we're all going to do it, so I guess we could keep it neat and tidy by putting it all in one thread. So here goes, JUST post about your new issue in this thread, don't discuss or reply, that way new members can easily see what output we're all responsible for!

[tukru perkele]

YOUR PRETTY FACE IS GOING STRAIGHT TO HELL #13 & #12 (in order of appearance)

i actually finished / printed #13 THE DAY BEFORE i fractured my wrist, so the damn things have been sitting in my skates' box unassembled. which was really bloody frustrating, especially since it had taken me three, four months to put pen to paper and shit and then i couldn't share it with anyone. #13 is about the first half of 2010 which wasn't the greatest time. full of loss and grief and feeling crappy. for some reason i don't feel comfortable saying why on my blog but putting it all zine seems to be ok.

#12 is about when i fractured my wrist at roller derby and my time off and stuff. there's not much else i can say to describe it!

as you may have figured out from what i just said, #13 was written before #12. but i decided to swap the numbers around because i thought #13 appropriate thanks to the misery. who knew i'd be so unlucky the day after printing! well, what's done is done.

as per usual, they're available from good old VAMPIRE SUSHI DISTRO.
along with a whole of new awesome zines, and the good old ones.

 

i probably haven't actually posted here about a new issue since.... #9 i think. & i've just been lazy and copied this straight from my blog.

[KEROUAC'S DOG MAGAZINE]

KEROUAC'S DOG MAGAZINE LAUNCHES ISSUE #2 AFTER ISSUE #1 SELLS OUT.

Issue #2 'Life' - is now on sale at http://store.kerouacsdogmag.com

Released in March, it's a bumper double issue with double the writing, double the photography, double the design, and double the erotica. It's braver, darker, and even more exciting. 

If you want to find out more about us and our philosophy, go to the main site at http://www.kerouacsdogmag.com

 

Beatnik light one and all.

 

 

 

[KEROUAC'S DOG MAGAZINE]

KEROUAC'S DOG ISSUE #2

LIFE

Find out more about us at www.kerouacsdogmag.com

 

[Serah-Marie]

new issue of WORN Fashion Journal - #11!

The Big Frame-Up Stephanie Wornette sets her sights on a vintage spectacle how-to.

A Glossary of Eyeglasses Putting frames into focus.

To Conserve and Protect Sarah Scaturro unpacks the multi-layered world of textile conservation.

Flights of Fancy A very un-uniform evolution of stewardess dress.

Jicky Business The lingering legacy of a perfume that defies definition.

Everything I Know About Fashion Clothes belong in your baggage, not the other way around.

Haiku by Emily B.

Books About Looks Workwear does double duty, and a collection of smart reviews from the typing pool.

This Shit Ain’t Free Make-up artist Bella B. puts fine art on your fingertips.

Material Girl Everything you need to know about tweed.

Knowitall Sonya Wornette talks circles around skirts.

IMAGES

Hide and Chic From Waterloo to Jakarta, six fashion bloggers snap up a WORN scavenger challenge.

Field Guided Runaways, a field… and a real live ZEBRA. Yup. Go look.

Heaps on Heaps Artist and collector Grant Heaps shows off his home,

his dog named Fancy, and a whole lot of bowties.

[Myles Leon]

 

First issue of Baby Brain!

This one is intirely illistrated diary entrys from me.

the cost is 1 dollar (I'm also up for trades)

1/2 size

12 pages

the front cover comes in 10 colors (tell me if you have a prefrence)

E-mail me at [e-mail] if you are interested.

 

~Myles

Rockford MI (USA)

[The Fury]

The Fury #18 is fullsized and 68 pages.....

It features interviews with: Dez Cadena of Black Flag
Nation of Ulysses(reprint)
Antioch Arrow (reprint)
Touring with Volcano! in Europe, and 97 Shiki in Malaysia, Indonesia, Korea, and Singapore
The punk photography of Bill Daniel
articles on Abbie Hoffman and Jerry Rubin, the CIA's promotion of abstract art, the state of the protest, writings on music, assorted stories, outdated
record reviews, and a ton of photos.

Glowing Reviews? Here and here

Questions? [e-mail]

Back Issues? TheFuryZine.livejournal.com

Orders? $4 to:
Mark Novotny
5413 6th Ave
Countryside, IL
60525

[Myles Leon]

Sorry wrong E-mail!

Correct one would be: [e-mail]

Myles Leon said:

 

First issue of Baby Brain!

This one is intirely illistrated diary entrys from me.

the cost is 1 dollar (I'm also up for trades)

1/2 size

12 pages

the front cover comes in 10 colors (tell me if you have a prefrence)

E-mail me at [e-mail] if you are interested.

 

~Myles

Rockford MI (USA)

[Lisa W / Sometimes I'm Dreaming]

  Sometimes I'm Dreaming #4

1/4 size, 34 pages.

This issue mostly focuses on my adjustment to moving back to my parents' house, the negative emotions that were brought on by this change and how I have been trying my best to overcome them by concentrating on creative pursuits, re-evaluating what is truly important to me and taking time to appreciate simple pleasures.

£1 (UK)/$2 (International) via paypal, or else I would be happy to trade.  Please send me a message here or email me (sometimesimdreamingAThotmail.co.uk) for more details.

[Raymond Soulard, Jr.]

The Cenacle | 76 | December 2010
Download link: http://www.scriptorpress.com/cenacle/76.html
[Size = 2.5 MB]

Cenacle 76 completes this year’s four-issue run. I remember fighting off doing
this periodical just quarterly but it was a good decision, & it
benefits from the success of doing this, no more trying & failing to
get to six issues in a year. Just doesn’t work.

The contents of this new issue include:
• New fiction by Zannemarie Lloyd Taylor, Horse Lampner, & Raymond Soulard, Jr.
• Poetry by Tom Sheehan, Judih Haggai, & Martina Newberry
• J. D. Salinger tribute by Raymond Soulard, Jr.
• Classic fiction by J. D. Salinger
• Psychedelics essay by Dave King
• Artwork by AbandonView, Iris Weinstein Haggai, & Kassandra & Raymond Soulard, Jr.
• From Soulard’s Notebooks commentary

We hope you enjoy this issue. Also, consider becoming a contributor--write to me at [e-mail]

Peace,
Raymond

[Jamiel Naser Al Khaja]

New zine/album out called Spiritual Machines. Features original artwork, prose and music from Atlanta artist BOO (that's me). Order yours today: www.hooisboo.com. I'm also into trading (but just to let you know, I prefer zines with artwork). Also, I'm new here so if you're cool you should friend me. piece.

[False Start Distro]

Life, Death, Love & All of the Above is my first zine in over 6 years. A year and a half in the making, I began writing a series of vignettes in the summer of 2009 as I was falling in love with my boyfriend. That winter he was diagnosed with chronic myelogenous leukemia and I kept on writing. The latter portion of the zine tells the story of his diagnosis, initial hospitalization and bits of the following months. The zine ends with an explanation of CML and a little bit about where I'm at emotionally a year after his diagnosis.            

This zine is a text-heavy 44 pages, half letter. $4 / paypal to meredith.wallace AT gmail DOT com            

Distros, please feel free to get in touch about wholesale rates!

[Rae Logios]

it's been six years since i last made an issue of suburban gothic, and a lot's happened in that time, but i'm finally ready to start talking about it. issue #7 (subtitled "six years in limbo, part one") is the first in a multipart series detailing the (mostly) downward spiral of the course of my life over the span of the six years i've been more or less absent from zinedom.

calling this zine "text-heavy" is pretty generous; it's 24 half-letter pages of almost entirely text and nothing but. (i tried to make up for it by picking nice fonts, at least?) topics in this issue include academic burnout, attendance at a feminist conference and my reflections on it, troubles with friends and my methods of dealing with them, etc. i will also include a trigger warning here for a brief discussion of an acquaintance's suicide.

an excerpt: "by the time i was on my way out, i positively hated the university, and i loathed the chancellor, and i saw no point in writing some bullshit speech full of false goodwill about what a great experience i'd had. my college experience had been frustrating and faith-breaking. nobody wants to hear a commencement speech like that."

a copy can be yours for a mere $2 stateside or $3 elsewhere in the world. i'm also up for trades.

ordering info is as follows:

paypal to vespiaries at gmail dot com; well-concealed cash can be mailed to Rae//p.o. box 8023//omaha, ne 68108-0023//usa.

distro consideration copies are available on request!